Last updated: 26 October 2026.
Messages Freffo sends for you
- Up to 20 messages a day to one person that Freffo starts for you (forms, timed messages, what you say to send). About 10 automatic messages a day to one person is normal; 30 or 40 is not, for them or for WhatsApp.
- Apart from those, up to 40 answers a day to one person who writes to you, by a rule that answers them. Someone who writes that often is in a conversation they started: of 20,722 days a person wrote to an owner in two weeks, 99% were 20 times or fewer.
- Up to 100 different people a day, of whom up to 50 you have never chatted with. Messaging many new people in one day is what gets a number restricted by WhatsApp.
- One message to several people you name: up to 20 at a time. One look and one "send" covers all of them.
- When you say "send it" (or "bhej do") for someone you already know, it goes at once. To a group, a new number, or a message that reads like a promotion, you see it first and say send. A group is everyone in it, and a new number is a stranger: those are worth one look.
- A draft waits for your "send" till the end of the day it was made. A "send" more than 1 hour after it was made shows it to you once more first. An old draft may no longer be right.
Repeating messages and routines
- Up to 10 repeating messages to one person (forms at set times, daily reminders to them). Enough for a staff member's day, by the clock; more is more than a person can answer.
- Up to 10 routines (reports and checks that run by themselves). Each one runs the AI every time it is due.
- A repeating message that would go more than 30 minutes late is skipped that day, and you are told. A "call me urgently" eight hours late does harm.
- A message set for one time that would go more than 2 hours late is not sent; you are told which, with its words, and it goes if you say so. After WhatsApp is linked again, a week of old messages must not reach people all at once.
Rules that answer people for you
- A rule answers a person once in 12 hours, and its conversation is the first reply plus up to 3 more. A person who asks twice in an afternoon gets one answer, and a rule never becomes an endless conversation. When a conversation ends at this limit, you get one line saying so, and their next messages are yours to see.
- Ask for every time and it answers each time they write: it waits till they stop writing (5 seconds of quiet, 20 at most) and answers all of it in one reply, inside the 40 answers a day to one person. Five messages in a row are one thing said, not five.
- Any other rule does not send one person two messages within 10 minutes by itself; the second waits for you. Two messages arriving a second apart once got the same question twice.
What waits for your yes
- A rule, a routine or a setup shown to you waits 30 minutes for your yes. After that it is not made and you are told why. Say yes later and it is shown to you again.
When the AI cannot be reached
- Your questions are kept for 24 hours (the last 20) and answered when it is back. Nothing you asked is dropped in an outage.
- Messages your rules should answer are kept until it is back (up to 200), and answered saying when they came. The person gets their answer late rather than never.
Files and recordings
- Files over 30 MB are not downloaded. Your assistant runs in its own small space; WhatsApp allows files of up to 2 GB.
- Recordings: up to 4 hours each and 4 hours a day, 300 MB an upload. Four hours is about $0.72 of transcription.
AI use each day
- Each plan has a daily amount of AI use. At three quarters of it, background reading pauses; your own questions, routines and rules go on. At the full amount you are told; it starts again at 5:30 am India time. So one heavy day never stops what you ask yourself.
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